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Policy & Planning

NEG will shift emissions burden on other industry sectors
There is strong potential for domestic offsets to be the marginal source of emissions reductions in the Australian market.
Reputex Carbon

Nov 14, 2017

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Other Good Stuff

100% global renewable electricity more cost-effective than current system
Making a global transition to 100% renewable electricity grid has long been a dream of many, and new research shows it is a viable reality.
Joshua S Hill

Nov 13, 2017

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Other Good Stuff

Energy efficiency: the foundation of the climate transition
Energy debate in Australia seems overly focused on supply side of the market – it should look more closely at demand.
Andrew McAllister

Nov 10, 2017

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Press Releases

Photon Energy reports a profitable third quarter
Building on the strong half-year results, the company confirmed continuing revenue growth at 6.8% compared to 2016Q3 and a 2,5-fold increase in net profit compared to last year’s result.
Photon Energy

Nov 8, 2017

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Other Good Stuff

Will Tasmania be the ‘battery of the nation’?
Tasmania itself doesn’t need more centralised energy storage. Tasmania’s problem is lack of renewable generation.
Jack Gilding

Nov 7, 2017

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Press Releases

Future-driven show heads to clean-energy hub Adelaide
The Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition (AES 2018) is heading to the nation’s clean-energy leader, Adelaide, in 2018. Registrations to exhibit and sponsor are now open.
Exhibitions and Trade Fairs

Nov 6, 2017

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Press Releases

Herbert Smith Freehills advises New Energy Solar on its ASX listing and A$300 million public offering
The IPO is expected to be priced at between A$1.45 and A$1.55 per stapled security, which will raise between A$100 million and A$300 million for a projected market capitalisation of between A$387.4 million and A$587.4 million.
Herbert Smith Freehills

Nov 6, 2017

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Commentary

Let’s be honest: Australia is well behind on renewables
Australia’s fossil fuel share of electricity generation is higher than that of our peers. This chart is ugly for Australians who care about doing our bit in the 21st century.
David Leitch

Nov 2, 2017

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Commentary

China contractors and finance may help Adani’s mega coal mine
The potential involvement of China state-owned contractors and financiers may help Adani in its push for the mega coal mine in Queensland.
Simon Nicholas

Nov 2, 2017

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Policy & Planning

Rejected teenagers: the trend of closing young coal plants
It’s not just old coal power plants that are being closed down. In Italy, the US, and the Netherlands, coal plants that are barely teenagers are being targeted for closure.
Bob Burton

Nov 2, 2017

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Coal

Five reasons not to build new coal power plant in Queensland
Climate Council report on Queensland renewables offers timely reminder that building a new coal plant in the state’s north is a terrible idea.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 31, 2017

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Press Releases

LONGi selected into “New China Nifty 50” by Goldman Sachs
Recently, the world’s largest investment bank Goldman Sachs selected 50 stocks reflecting the Chinese economy at the new stage, known as the “New China Nifty 50”.
PR Newswire

Oct 31, 2017

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